Hollow Other Kega 3 is a regular weight, wide, low contrast, upright, normal x-height font.
Keywords: headlines, posters, logos, game ui, album art, techno, glitchy, arcade, schematic, experimental, attention grabbing, digital theme, decorative texture, retro gaming, outline, layered, modular, angular, geometric.
A geometric, all-outline design built from squared, modular strokes with frequent stepped corners and right-angle turns. Many glyphs show layered outlines and offset interior contours, creating a stacked, labyrinth-like construction rather than a single clean path. Counters and internal spaces are irregular and sometimes subdivided, giving each character a cut-out, circuit-trace feel. Proportions skew broad with blocky shoulders and flat terminals, while spacing and letter widths vary noticeably across the set.
Best suited to short, high-impact settings where the intricate outline structure can be appreciated—headlines, display titling, logos, game or arcade-inspired UI elements, and cover art. It can also work for branded callouts or section headers when given generous size and spacing; extended body text will look busy and reduce clarity.
The overall tone is digital and disruptive—like retro arcade lettering filtered through a schematic or glitch aesthetic. Its busy internal linework reads as technical and playful at once, suggesting games, hacking/cyber themes, or experimental poster graphics.
The design appears intended to transform a simple block skeleton into a distinctive, cut-out outline system, using layered contours and stepped geometry to evoke circuitry, maze patterns, and glitch-like complexity while keeping an upright, modular foundation.
The repeated parallel contours can create moiré-like texture in words, especially where strokes overlap or bunch into small notches. Several letters incorporate asymmetric interior steps that add motion and unpredictability, making the face more expressive than purely functional.